A long empty site on one of Bradford’s busiest roads could become part of national network of hydrogen refuelling stations.
Last year, a planning application to flatten two empty car showrooms on Canal Road and build a new refuelling station was approved. The development would include petrol pumps, as well as an electric vehicle charging hub and a 24 hour shop. Applicants Valli Forecourts have now revealed plans to add refuelling facilities for hydrogen powered vehicles to the development. The former Stanley Cars site had been vacant for a number of years before the plans were submitted.
The first generations of hydrogen powered vehicles are expected to be commercial vehicles, such as vans or HGVs. The application to amend the Canal Road plans says: “It is proposed that the Canal Road Service Station become part of a nationwide network of hydrogen refuelling stations, to serve mainly commercial vehicles.
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